Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
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hand and hundreds marching I'D and
down IN the SIDE streets world have
done te-Tlble execution 0B-E1's
bo3vEuzr3 II Hamilton YES zn 0rgza-
lied realty. Al wZs well ID 10 this
tine, but the worst Vas 10 o9De.
Another attack wzz made upon
0Bran. this time with firearms. and
again there WIS another miraculous
escape. This escape, however, being
accompanied by . wound In the wis
CT one Of O'Bnen's faithful oonpzn-
ions. O7Bren was sitting down, 2fisr
having made 2 vigorous speech N r.
turn Tor the vote OF thanks passed,
and Dennis kilhnde WAS engaged n :
Ike task Just then 3 man vas O5-
served on the platform leaning over
and whispering something II 0Bren's
ear. II was noticed that 0'Bnen
shook MS head, as though IN dissent.
The man persisted Half Of the zu3i-
ence now rose 10 their feet. peeElng
over each others heads, and a~nxioCslY
striving 10 catch a glimpse OF what
was going forward on the platform.
The Chairman tried 10 quell the
anxiety by asking the audience 10
hear Mr.. kiibTide. But 3 crowd O
two thousand people, prImea with an
CIV feelings, tina. have lasted since the
TWO successive attempts Oh 0iBnen Al
Kingston and Toronto, were not easily
| Quoted down. They had noticed the
man whispering 10 0'Brien, and they
were evidently determined 10 see what
il meant. The man again made . sil-
ent appeal, whatever il was, and again
Mr.. O'Brien shook his head. Still
one more appeal was made, and this
time Mr.. O'Brien seemed TO acQuiesce-
The first sign OF connection was when
Mr.. 0'Brien got up and left the plat
form. This was In response 10 q re-
quest several times made 10 him.
which he had already refused. II was
the idea OF some oficiOus and NEEDLE
some man, a plan which he had 10
save O'Brien's lie. The plan was to
leave the rink BY q narrow alley, then
reach McNabb street, and Jump into q
carriage in waiting, and drive 10 the
hotel. II WAS the first time, 50 far
dunng his tour, that he did not 20 out
in the ordinary way, and the plan well
nigh cost him his life. In the car
rage, which was covered, only besides
0'Brien were Messrs. Mcmahon and
Roche Of the local branch Of the Ma
tional League. and Dennis kilhride.
On the drivers seat were John Nelson,
who held the reins, and Tip 0'Brien.
As they whipped up the horses and
faced for the hotel, a crowd suddenly
appeared. This crowd proved un-
friendly, for no sooner had O'Brien
and his friends taken their places.
than they set up the usual kissing and
groaning, which afterwards proved TO
be a concerted signal TO agroup OF FIVE
men who lurked around the market
building in Market Square. The men
who Missed and groaned followed the
carriage, and as ii wheeled into Mar
ket Square there was . sudden click.